hashing

American  

[hash-ing] / ˈhæʃ ɪŋ /

noun

1. Radio. interference of signals between two stations on the same or adjacent frequencies.

2. Computers. Also a technique for locating data in a file by applying a transformation, usually algorithmic, to a key.

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Etymology

Origin of hashing

First recorded in 1965–70; hash ¹ + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

In recent weeks, both sides engaged in a charm offensive to sway shareholders, hashing out their opposing arguments publicly and conveying confidence that their clashing views would prevail.

From The Wall Street Journal

The DMV is in the process of hashing out the specifics, including potential penalties.

From Los Angeles Times

Similarly, USC and Notre Dame appear no closer to hashing out an agreement to continue their series, the last matchup of which is currently scheduled for this fall.

From Los Angeles Times

Both sides had spent months hashing out a deal over the use of AI to replicate an actor's performance - and "guardrails" to prevent this from happening.

From BBC

Months removed from the initial launch, the duo is working on hashing out what the future of their effort will look like.

From Salon